Sentence examples for to understanding the problem from inspiring English sources

Houses should be lived in, most people would agree: so the government's move to criminalise squatting is key to understanding the problem of empty houses.

Five years after the federal government convened a task force to study the risks posed by pharmaceuticals in the environment, it is no closer to understanding the problem or whether these contaminants should be regulated under the Clean Water Act.

These researchers all agree that more research on head trauma in youth sports is needed, and that more resources need to be committed to understanding the problem.

He has committed his life to understanding the problems of our economy," said Priebus, on CNN's State of The Union.

The whole Shadow Cabinet will need to commit much time and intellectual effort to understanding the problems faced by doctors, nurses, teachers and police officers.

Shi Yinhong, a professor of international relations at the People's University of China, said Mr. Obama's background, particularly his upbringing in Indonesia, made him suited to understanding the problems facing the world's poorer nations.

There is a conceptual barrier to understanding the problems that officials might face in regulating crowdfunding, owing to the failure of prevailing economic models to account for the manipulative and devious aspects of human behaviour.

These skills will range from learning the language of engineers and government policy-makers to understanding the problems they face.

When Robert Heimer, one of Dukhovlinova's Yale mentors, met her when she was a recently graduated master's student, she was "very desirous of getting more training, improving her English, working on her laboratory skills, but also developing a more well-rounded approach to understanding the problems associated with drug use in HIV disease," he says.

Understanding the history and evolution of the concept of mental health is essential to understanding the problems it was intended to solve, and what it may be used for in the future.

Increasing attention has thus been paid to understanding the problems of policy implementation in order to identify key contributing factors to the failure to achieve the desired impact (8).